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Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio,

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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty. And yet he's Armstrong and Getty.

Trump made some new, brand new, strong statements about the whole Epstein story.

It'll be interesting to see how that lands with some of you who think that's, you know, something that needs to be pursued.

Also, if the Apostle Paul had been on the road to Damascus today, he would have turned back before he ran into Jesus on the road because it blew up.

Damascus blew up today.

Israel bombing the crap out of the capital of Syria for some reason?

Anyway, it just happened. Maybe we'll get to that story later, too.

Excellent biblical setup to that, by the way. Well done.

Speaking of the Bible.

One of my favorite books I've ever read about politics is the myth of the rational voter.

In the first chunk of it, the main argument of it is, and it's indisputable by the data,

that there are certain economic ideas and principles that people get wrong in much greater numbers than they get right for some reason like rent control

like that con man communist the communist if you will uh zoran momdani in new york is trying to pitch

you hit people young people with rent control they will in overwhelming numbers say that's a great idea.

But then a little edgimication, a little life experience, they understand, oh, it's a terrible

idea. It's like the worst idea. But generation after generation, people fall for certain economic

arguments over and over again. It's kind of interesting.

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